I've read about the history of European imperialism in Africa and the origins of racial thinking and racism, but what I don't get is what things these new wokesters think of as uniquely "white."
Are there sources for being against values like, "honesty," "loyalty," "fair dealing," "integrity," "responsibility," "competence," "family," "hard work," "rules," and others that you see tweets about?
People can hold these values without being white, not all white people hold them, and people who don't hold these values are basically considered animals in every culture they live in (e.g. "white trash", barbarians/criminals, etc.) What's something uniquely "white," that they have a problem with?
I have strong opinions, but I've been trying to take some of these wokesters at face value from the perspective of them just being people pursuing their interests like anyone else. I agree with BLM that policing everywhere needs complete reform, and I was one of the first to say that police unions were the root of all the problems. Police unions were always the storm troopers of the deep state. What I don't agree with is replacing that rotten institution with wokester party faithful and SJW religious police.
What they're afraid of is Trump and insurgent right governments will cripple the deep state before the wokesters can seize control of it.
The hard part of talking to those people is a lot of the white ones are like toxoplasmosis cat lady zombies, and somehow marxist dialectic materialism became the new ebonics, so it's all ho-mo-po-mo-glo-bo-no-po-po to me.
If we don't have a way to mutually signal that we are committed to compatible values, the alternative is just war, and those are sad chapters. Surely we can take responsibility for preventing war?